Salus · Mind
In testingData and use notice
Updated October 29, 2026
Salus is in testing. Its private writing and wellbeing features can involve information that is personal or sensitive.
This notice supplements the Arbor-wide Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Those documents cover the account, membership, shared infrastructure, providers, retention and your legal rights. An in-product notice will also appear when a feature needs a new permission, connection or consent.
Information this guide uses
- Journal entries, reflections, check-ins, emotion labels and themes you record.
- Answers to optional questionnaires and conversations you choose to have with Salus.
- Relevant Arbor context you choose to make available to the guide.
Why it uses that information
- Save and organise your reflections, help you revisit patterns and offer prompts.
- Generate an AI reflection or response when you choose an AI-assisted feature.
- Personalise guidance using the information and optional questionnaires you provide.
Connections and sharing
- Private writing is kept on your device where the app says it is device-only.
- A request uses server or AI processing only where the feature explains that processing to you.
- Selected summaries reach another Arbor guide only after a separate connected-guidance choice.
Your choices and controls
- You choose what to write, whether to use optional questionnaires and whether to use AI-assisted features.
- You can manage content in Salus, manage shared Arbor information and delete your Arbor account.
Important limits
- Salus supports reflection and everyday wellbeing; it is not therapy, treatment or a crisis service.
- For urgent or clinical support, contact an appropriate professional or emergency service.